This was probably the last time MTV did something cool for the genre of hard rock/metal. And till this day people still come back to enjoy the amazing covers these bands did to pay tribute to an iconic band. I’d have to say Korn covering One & Limp Bizkit covering Sanitarium were my favorite covers that night.
It's cool to read your comment, knowing you watched this the night they did it too. I remember being 14 and telling my buddy who had cable, we have to watch MTV tonight. It's funny thinking back, all the covers were great, and the planning we had to do to watch it made it all worth it. I recall this was very shortly after Jason left the band. I remember thinking he should have been there too, along with Dave. God bless Cliff.
I remember watching this on MTV in my dorm room. I saw Korn in Portland, Maine in 2002 - and they covered One there as well, so I also got to see it live.
@@ICantStopMakingNoise I live north of Portland and I learned this after seeing Slipknot in Manchester: Korn played the SNHU Arena a month before Slipknot
Imagine the pressure of not only performing in front of a room full of Metallica fans but in front of Metallica itself,and nailing it with your own brand twist. Epic.
Lars just learned that drummers can do fast beats and sound good . Lars was trying to memorize his foot movements so he can try them so they sound good lol😂
@@heelstevenmaggle5615 I know cause now radios don't exist obviously. I'm on UA-cam all day keeps me docile without anything else n when my headphones die I've got a back-up pair so they switch. I'm bipolar n ex addict need distractions
people in the comments saying korn did better, or korn shit on Metallica. You people miss the point, it's about this generation saying thank you to the last. You should see this as a work of gratitude and beauty, rather than a competition .
alex warren I dont know why people think musicians all hate each other, are in competition with one another.... When actually some are looked up to by the other bands, vocals, bass, guitars and all.... And some are very good friends with each other,,,,,! Look how many people (vocalist of highly popular bands) tried to cover Would by AIC after Laynes passing,,,! I say tried... bc none of them did very well...lol even thought I like them , and I'm not HATING on anyone... Just no one can really cover Layne Staley! IMO Corey Taylor from slipknot did the best!
"Nursery rhymes are said, verses in my head. Into my childhood, they're spoon fed. Hidden violence revealed, darkness that seems real. Look at the pages that cause all this evil."
Jonathan Davis gives a clinic on the perfect way to head bang in this performance. Goes straight from head bang into his verse and his voice is spot on perfect
Am I the only one that is blown away with the amount of musical talent Jonathan has? I mean damn head banging like that perfectly on time and blasted out “darkness” as he’s coming out of the bang he’s in the middle of and doing it all in time signature. KoRn, is, was, and always will be one of the most influential bands of heavy metal.
@@TrashDeviant no he doesn't always slap the strings to get the clicky sound, he turned the mids all the way to zero and turned the bass and treble way to the top, and uses active pickups
@@_nelson my comment was not meant to be negative towards Robert nor was hating on him.... I was only stating how different it sounded with the slap bass.
Cobb Knobbler you need to lay off, dude. There are a lot of people who see your extremely disrespectful and insensitive comments about Chester. A lot of us are still mourning and miss him and love him. Please, just think about what you type to them. Chester was a very beautiful and amazing soul. He helped change and impact so many lives literally around the world. Just. Just stop. If you feel so strongly about this, fine. But take it somewhere else that’s more appropriate and don’t say hurtful things about Chester on every loving and supportive comment for him. Thanks.
@Cobb Knobbler mental health is something we ALL have and survivors of childhood sexual abuse are 10-13 times more likely to commit suicide. It's a wound that NEVER....E V E R....heals and if you've never had to go through it then count your lucky stars. I have and I battle to stay on this planet every second of every minute of every day.
I've been starting to get a lot into Korn recently, I'm absolutely loving them. SOAD got me into metal, Metallica into guitar and Korn is just fucking insane. I don't wanna be a bullshitter saying "i was born in the wrong generation" but i really cannot help but wonder what it must have been like to be a teen in the 80's - 90's and listening to the heaviest stuff at the time. Nu Metal really is my favorite subgenre of metal, I finally understand why I hear that Korn are the best.
I think every generation can say that. Metal has been evolving since Gustav Holst and Wilhelm Wagner were getting in trouble for using tritones in their orchestral compositions. And yes, the 80's really "defined" a lot of tropes for metal going forward - but bands have continued to really challenge convention ever since. From the past 40 years, Metallica's "Master of Puppets" and "And Justice For All" are monoliths. For my money, Helmet and Deftones are still absolute standouts - even if there are people who would say they don't pass some arbitrary metal "sniff test".
Man, I gotta say something about this. I am OVERLY impressed with this performance. Sounded very clean, to the point, everyone stayed in rhythm, and even though they were all dancing and moving around having the time of their lives on stage, yet they're all staying on tune and on note with each other. The uniformity by this performance is astonishing. I'm really baked, but I had to say it. Happy almost Merry Christmas! 🎄🫡
After all those years I am still stunned by JD's vocal range. It doesn't matter if it's James Hetfield, Larry Blackmon ('Word Up) or even Layne Staley on their cover of 'Would?'.
This is probably the most underrated and legendary tributes of all metal history. Korn did a phenomenal job covering this (even without the solo). I still come back today after hearing it maybe hundreds of times. Amazing job. I have a deep respect on basically the same level for both Korn and Metallica. - J from Buffalo, NY. Korn fan 24 years strong
Head more than capable to do the solo - you're talking airtime with a list of other bands doing tributes.. commercials etc - this was meant for TV not for us.
Man I remember being 13 years old watching this live...Korn stole the show and blew the fucking roof off that place..I'm 36 now, and it still gives me goosebumps 🤘🤘🤘
@@chuckhodges2943 This was metallicas year 2000 coming back concert. I thought it was either late 1999 or early 2000. I’m finding a lot of sources saying it was 03 though. So guess it really was 03.
@@furuko7667 maan that was the peak of humanity. Everything was sooo cool back then. I always loved watching MTV always a top 10. Adult swing, toonami and more cool stuff. korn and linking park was killing it along with other bands
I remember when this first aired. Everyone loved it and was enjoying the weird yet amazing genre blend But I was on the couch wondering what kind of acid Travis was on
A BUNCH OF LEGEND ARE ON THAT SHOW,,, METALLICA, KORN, LIMP BIZKIT, TRAVIS BARKER, AND (REST IN PEACE) CHESTER BENNINGTON. YOU GUYS ARE SERIOUSLY SAVE AND INSPIRE MY LIFE. THANK YOU! sorry for my bad english, im too excited..
Timmy Fowler or... you can just turn up the treble, cutting a little bit of the bass and mids... always helps in, you know, not using stainless steel strings
Daniel Bechelli he was talking about the sound from the bass guitar and the sound comes from stainless steel bass strings. Try getting that sound out of a standard set of bass strings then come back and tell me how it sounds
Timmy Fowler you can definitely get that tone with your normal roundwounds or even tapewounds. along with slapping really hard on the pops, he cranks the treble and cuts the bass.
This is the best cover Korn has ever done! JD’s vocals fitted perfectly for this, David’s drumming is better than Lars’ drumming, Head and Munky are masters of guitars, Fieldy was really slapping the bass harder than my dad with the belt. 10/10 cover
never listened to korn, until I saw this and I gotta say I impressed the singer growl in his voice when the song picks up makes me just want to headbang. leaves me speechless going to start listing to more korn
The Sublime Individual. I am fully aware of that I was probably listening to and justice for all before you were born the point was not to compare against justice it was just to compare against the thick sound Korns full sound on base against Metallica’s general sound, No matter what bass player they use
@@Idontknow-v7u After 5 months and 113 likes on this comment you are the only one who mis understood, which means you would have scored 0.88 % in a class, sorry to say but it appears as if the dumb one is actually you 😂
Holy shit, I watched this live back in the day, and it still gives me the chills now. Korn gave this song all the anger, rage, and guts it needed. Although it's a freaking shame they couldn't cover the whole songs because they are too long for TV...
I love how Lars was so into it the whole time. And james headbanging to his own song at 3:45 is just priceless! Such an awesome moment in history. So much respect between all the bands I love it!
Miss these guys Where are you Bobby the bus driver?? If anyone who knows or remembers this 😉 time frame from the early 00s tours please share. Wish I had the old pics but only memories and working passes that were amazing
i don't usually watch covers but this one's an exception. Jonathan with his guttural/screaming voice and the rests of Korn nailed it and at 04:56 revealed how truly the younguns been grateful and inspired with the existence of Metallica...
+Megan Matros If you think a cover should sound the exact same as Metallica then i don't know whats wrong with you. Obviusly you dont expect it to be as great as Metallica because they have their own sound.
I was standing in my living room watching this on MTV when it was being premiered when the break down hit I just love the intensity they brought to this tribute. Like it or hate it they were paying respects. And I thought they brought it!
Korn and metallica been listening to them for years love this song always been one of my favourite songs and to see Korn sing it also amazing well done guys
Sean Seoyeon and and not only do they have a beautiful, loving mother, they have a beautiful, loving mother who is doing everything she can to make a change in the way mental illness and suicide is handled. And spreading awareness so those struggling are able to get the help they need. Cause I really can’t take anymore people being gone from this world because of an unforgiving disease. Talinda is truly an amazing woman.
I've watch this tribute to Metallica live in MTV I was a fourth year high school student that time and now I'm 37 and teaching students. Understanding my students in their music preference, I can say that music in my high school years is far different from theirs... I'm just lucky to be born at the right place and the right time...
I can't remember anything Can't tell if this is true or dream Deep down inside I feel to scream This terrible silence stops me Now that the war is through with me I'm waking up, I cannot see That there is not much left of me Nothing is real but pain now Hold my breath as I wish for death Oh please, God, wake me Back to the world that's much too real In pumps life that I must feel But can't look forward to reveal Look to the time when I'll live Fed through the tube that sticks in me Just like a wartime novelty Tied to machines that make me be Cut this life off from me Hold my breath as I wish for death Oh please, God, wake me Now the world is gone, I'm just one Oh God, help me Hold my breath as I wish for death Oh please, God, help me Darkness imprisoning me All that I see Absolute horror I cannot live I cannot die Trapped in myself Body my holding cell Landmine has taken my sight Taken my speech Taken my hearing Taken my arms Taken my legs Taken my soul Left me with life in hell
I'm a 52 yr old Englishman& I put Metallica , korn, slip not , ministry ,etc etc right up there with sabbath , Motörhead , Zeppelin , etc etc basically between the USA and the U.K. We really do produce the best sounds in the world ,
@@paulenglish5389 Hi, I am from Costa Rica. And with all my respect I can only thank to both countries for exactly your statement. That's music and not all the shit going on round here in Latin America... 🤦🏻♂️
Jason Buchanan For real? Wow that kinda trips me out. The lyrics, and what is being said in them is one of the most blatant characteristics of the song. So if that’s the case, I assume you are also not aware of it’s meaning? If so, you should look into it. It’s based on a novel/film called Johnny Got His Gun. It’s about a guy who was in the war and was in a landmine explosion which resulted in him losing his arms and legs as well as his senses of sight, hearing, and speech. So physically all he is is a living torso, neck, and head. He’s in a hospital bed being kept alive my machines. The doctors all think he’s a brain dead vegetable, they don’t realize he’s actually completely conscious. But because he’s limbless and blind, deaf, and mute, he’s unable to communicate with the doctors or any of the outside world, he’s left there with only the ability to think. And so he starts going insane and not being able to tell when he’s awake and remembering things, or if he’s asleep and dreaming of things. You should check it out, it’s pretty riveting.
Damn, this is so unreal... Seeing all those good bands paying tribute to metallica. And then there’s Chester.....this is crazy. Good times. I miss it. 🤘🏼
How blessed we are to have Metallica and Korn as well. Intense and awesome talent. Well done Korn. I do remember watching this the night it premiered. I just like rewatching it. It's that good. Wish Korn would have done a studio version. I wonder how Fieldy got the bass part down so well. He must of improvised or got lessons from Jason. God knows the origional didn't have this much bass in it.......
I truly thought I would be disappointed with them covering it because this is my all time favorite Metallica song , but I was amazed by their rendition ! There will never be a cover of this better than the original , but fuck me , this is so incredible . I have watched this at least 10 times over the years and I am impressed each time . The intensity never wears off . This is the best Korn performance ever and it's not even their song , that says something !
Scariest thing I ever experienced was Korn rolling into One in the middle of Freak on a Leash. The whole place went ape shit crazy when the drums rolled in because we knew exactly what that meant and what was dropping on us. Korn is not my favorite band but it was the GREATEST CONCERT I ever went to. Would definitely go again you never know what cover they will roll into amazing 👏
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Such an epic moment
There's Korn, Metallica, Chester, Travis
They all are a huge inspiration to me
There are* Korn, Metallica, ...
Lars just got schooled with his own song
Travis is a sell-out the end
Goosebumps
❤❤❤❤
Chester Bennington standing next to Travis Barker, while praising Metallica as Korn is about to cover One. The early 2000s were a fever dream for real
More like a nightmare. The rock music, movies and television were terrible.
@@morbidlyobeserobocop3038 yeah what about the movies of today with the garbage sjw stuff and shitty superhero movies.
@@morbidlyobeserobocop3038 Sounds like somebody's in their 50's.
@@morbidlyobeserobocop3038 bro didn’t like the 2000s 💀
@@morbidlyobeserobocop3038 Nah you're just terrible Loads of great music from the early 2000's late 90's
This was probably the last time MTV did something cool for the genre of hard rock/metal. And till this day people still come back to enjoy the amazing covers these bands did to pay tribute to an iconic band. I’d have to say Korn covering One & Limp Bizkit covering Sanitarium were my favorite covers that night.
It's cool to read your comment, knowing you watched this the night they did it too. I remember being 14 and telling my buddy who had cable, we have to watch MTV tonight. It's funny thinking back, all the covers were great, and the planning we had to do to watch it made it all worth it. I recall this was very shortly after Jason left the band. I remember thinking he should have been there too, along with Dave. God bless Cliff.
I remember watching this on MTV in my dorm room. I saw Korn in Portland, Maine in 2002 - and they covered One there as well, so I also got to see it live.
Imo Korn limp bizkit and sum 41 were the only good cover on this night
@@ICantStopMakingNoise I live north of Portland and I learned this after seeing Slipknot in Manchester: Korn played the SNHU Arena a month before Slipknot
Totally agree
I remember watching this on mtv. Still can't believe my favorite band of all time played my favorite Metallica song. It's still crazy to me.
For me, it would be Slipknot doing cover of Fight Fire with Fire that would allow me to die happily
I remember watching this tribute specifically because I knew Korn was in it. And it ended up making me a Metallica fan! I was like 12 lol.
@@smars1161 me too , that would awesome ..
The mighty knot...
Yo también lo ví y aún recuerdo❤
Imagine the pressure of not only performing in front of a room full of Metallica fans but in front of Metallica itself,and nailing it with your own brand twist. Epic.
brand TWIST? i see what you did there.
@@flamu9183 agreed...LOL
i think limp bizkit did a better job with putting their own twist. this one just sounds like korn covering one.
@@kevincernoelarce6099 Agreed Limpbizkit really understood the assignment. Really makes me wonder why people hated on them so much then.
Imagine the pressure of performing in front OF green day......
Korn is a very different band than Metallica, and for them to pull this off like they did..was just amazing.
SLIPKNOT4LYF The style of the vocals are very identical tho..just sayin
SLIPKNOT4LYF I agree! I LOVED this,n Metallica seemed to as well,which is most important
SLIPKNOT4LYF EXACTLY
This is the perfect song for them to cover. He can really sing it in his his style and it fits
Almost better than the original...let's face it!:))
Why can't MTV be like this anymore
Ozzy and Zakk Lit Trap Shit because the world is ending.
UA-cam
Coz they are busy pimping Bieb and Grande..
Gwapboy Hezzy good question.
Because all they do is push liberal propaganda
I love that Lars looked SOOO into it, to the point he's doing the drum pedals with his feet and everything. Totally in the moment. 😁
Lars really coolest guy 😎
Lars is jealous
Lars just learned that drummers can do fast beats and sound good . Lars was trying to memorize his foot movements so he can try them so they sound good lol😂
@@yaknowwhothis5102 😂
@@yaknowwhothis5102 Lars was far above Korn's drummer in the 80s btw
I don't understand why is MTV is filled with only pop and rap songs.I miss the rock and roll days
Because mainstream rock/metal at that time and today is complete shit.
Rap is good, korn took a lot of influence from ice cube
@S K G
Seriously how the fuck are you everywhere?
@@heelstevenmaggle5615 I know cause now radios don't exist obviously. I'm on UA-cam all day keeps me docile without anything else n when my headphones die I've got a back-up pair so they switch. I'm bipolar n ex addict need distractions
HEELSTEVEN MAGGLE couldn’t agree more
people in the comments saying korn did better, or korn shit on Metallica. You people miss the point, it's about this generation saying thank you to the last. You should see this as a work of gratitude and beauty, rather than a competition .
agreed
i completely agree, even if i like the korn cover better, it is a thankyou and symbolism
alex warren I dont know why people think musicians all hate each other, are in competition with one another.... When actually some are looked up to by the other bands, vocals, bass, guitars and all.... And some are very good friends with each other,,,,,! Look how many people (vocalist of highly popular bands) tried to cover Would by AIC after Laynes passing,,,! I say tried... bc none of them did very well...lol even thought I like them , and I'm not HATING on anyone... Just no one can really cover Layne Staley! IMO Corey Taylor from slipknot did the best!
Korn did an awesome tribute by adding their own sound to a great song
+alex warren I could not agree more, this is real music.
4:06 I don’t want to see this part played any other way from now on. Jonathan Davis puts his soul into this
🤘🏼🤘🏼
This!
This!
Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn that was badass!
Metallica drummer agrees
In the entire metal community, he is the vocalist who headbangs the most and the best
I was never a fan of Korn however at the 4:00 when the breakdown starts and the shot of the singer head banging, gives me goosebumps
they fucking killed this song, legendary
AND Mr jhonatan Davis*
How are you not a fan of Korn?
especially how he does that, and then immidiately starts again and doesnt fall over bc hes dizzy lol
yes - you are in love with Bjork
I remember this back when MTV was cool
good old days
you tube
Right!
gummoboy333 he meant better than now n no im sorry in the early 2000s it was alright now its rubbish
tarik derabat MTV recently put out a cable list called metal mayhem and they did the stupidest thing by considering bands like Europe metal
Like the cover or not, you can actually hear the bass.
Can't decide if that's a good thing in this scenario
That Fieldy can slap. Sounds like a tambourine! Lol
@@a.n.t.94 that's how I can tell some songs apart from KoRn you can hear the bass others is just a very faint sound
Fieldy is deffinatly a special bassist
Drums are better too.
As we saw from Korn's first album, Jonathan Davis can sing nursery rhymes and make them sound metal.
Nursery rhymes are evil.
ShameToSmokeIt It's LikeKillingAUnicornWithABomb Ha, i like your profile picture and name!👍😄
Alyus Dickey- Thank You very much. lol.
Shoots and Ladders
"Nursery rhymes are said, verses in my head. Into my childhood, they're spoon fed. Hidden violence revealed, darkness that seems real. Look at the pages that cause all this evil."
Jonathan Davis gives a clinic on the perfect way to head bang in this performance. Goes straight from head bang into his verse and his voice is spot on perfect
If you're not headbanging to that part of One then you need to re-evaluate your life.
Am I the only one that is blown away with the amount of musical talent Jonathan has? I mean damn head banging like that perfectly on time and blasted out “darkness” as he’s coming out of the bang he’s in the middle of and doing it all in time signature. KoRn, is, was, and always will be one of the most influential bands of heavy metal.
He's probably had years of doing that under his belt man, so yeah lol.
He sings "Blind" pretty much the whole way like this in his live performances.
Korn wasn't really heavy metal. They were nu metal
@@beyondbeleef1013 numetal is still metal...
@@ExaltedMarauder Yes it is but it's considered a separate genre
I now realize the clicking sound in a lot of Korn songs is the bass
Yeah, that's how it sounds when you slap the string rather than pick it. Same technique as in the Seinfeld theme lol.
realizations in life are issued slowly
Its a combination of his fingerstyle and the lack of any mid-level frequencies on the EQ
@@TrashDeviant Seinfeld theme is played on a synth
@@TrashDeviant no he doesn't always slap the strings to get the clicky sound, he turned the mids all the way to zero and turned the bass and treble way to the top, and uses active pickups
man the 2000's was something else huh
god i miss it xxxx
It was a more care free time.
Sucked. 90s were the ones
We took it for granted
Well said brother
That Bass Slap is putting Rob's to shame at 3:51 and that's some serious headbanging at 4:07 that still gives me goosebumps all this years later!!!!
hahahahaha Rob is a monster bassist. GTFO
@@carlosluismendez7392 quakes in comparison to fieldy
@@feedme645 fr fr
Pedro
Really everyone as different away to play bass
Need stop with All negative bs
@@_nelson my comment was not meant to be negative towards Robert nor was hating on him.... I was only stating how different it sounded with the slap bass.
Mad respect for Korn paying tribute to Metallica
Somber Girl yes
Tribute and Jhony Crash
Metallica is still alive idiot
to bad it sounds like shit
radelta no it’s pretty fucking badass. Korn is one of the best bands ever. Deserve more respect than they get.
4:07 korn mode : on
That is some cliff style headbang
onE
Fuck yess!
U ain't kidding
dvoe vo vjetnamkah it’s on !
So many legends in one video :'( RIP CHESTER!
Fuck yess!
Cobb Knobbler you need to lay off, dude. There are a lot of people who see your extremely disrespectful and insensitive comments about Chester. A lot of us are still mourning and miss him and love him. Please, just think about what you type to them. Chester was a very beautiful and amazing soul. He helped change and impact so many lives literally around the world. Just. Just stop. If you feel so strongly about this, fine. But take it somewhere else that’s more appropriate and don’t say hurtful things about Chester on every loving and supportive comment for him. Thanks.
@Cobb Knobbler mental health is something we ALL have and survivors of childhood sexual abuse are 10-13 times more likely to commit suicide. It's a wound that NEVER....E V E R....heals and if you've never had to go through it then count your lucky stars. I have and I battle to stay on this planet every second of every minute of every day.
casi me pongo a llorar al ver de nuevo a Chester (Y)
@Cobb Knobbler why are you putting so much emphasis on him having 6 kids so what raising kids could have brought him and his wife joy
The Oh please God help me of Jon was incredible, such a living talent....
i feel like Korn killed this and i also feel that JD's unique vocals make the song One sound even darker than the original song
You can see the admiration and respect Korn has for Metallica in the way they did this song.
I love the way they performed this song. Korn is and will always be unique in their Genre of music
I met JD! At Ozz fest it was the best day of my life
Nxcole B I’ve heard that he is a very nice guy
You can say that with thousands of songs- the problem you’ll always get to is they didnt write it. So it sounds cool. But its a cover.
I've been starting to get a lot into Korn recently, I'm absolutely loving them. SOAD got me into metal, Metallica into guitar and Korn is just fucking insane. I don't wanna be a bullshitter saying "i was born in the wrong generation" but i really cannot help but wonder what it must have been like to be a teen in the 80's - 90's and listening to the heaviest stuff at the time. Nu Metal really is my favorite subgenre of metal, I finally understand why I hear that Korn are the best.
I think every generation can say that. Metal has been evolving since Gustav Holst and Wilhelm Wagner were getting in trouble for using tritones in their orchestral compositions. And yes, the 80's really "defined" a lot of tropes for metal going forward - but bands have continued to really challenge convention ever since. From the past 40 years, Metallica's "Master of Puppets" and "And Justice For All" are monoliths. For my money, Helmet and Deftones are still absolute standouts - even if there are people who would say they don't pass some arbitrary metal "sniff test".
luckily there are still young bands who carry the torch, check out Chaoseum for instance
The rise of nu metal is primarily attributed to the Korn.
Bro u shud listen to pantera..nice band
@@davoxime what about Slipknot..?
Omg!!! chester bennington, Jonathan davis and james hetfield! r.i.p. chester
Travis too.. and yeah rip Chester
Man, I gotta say something about this. I am OVERLY impressed with this performance. Sounded very clean, to the point, everyone stayed in rhythm, and even though they were all dancing and moving around having the time of their lives on stage, yet they're all staying on tune and on note with each other. The uniformity by this performance is astonishing.
I'm really baked, but I had to say it. Happy almost Merry Christmas! 🎄🫡
Korns always stayed in tune with each other during stage debotchery
thats how they always been, see them bobbing up and down when they play some tough ass riffs is insane and makes you think how they do that
Holy fuck, Fieldy is badass at bass.
Ive been trying to learn the song. The last riff destroys my arm.
+RoboStanley easy there lol
Maybe it's time to get robot arms
bassdass e.e
Dont you mean bad(b)ass
After all those years I am still stunned by JD's vocal range.
It doesn't matter if it's James Hetfield, Larry Blackmon ('Word Up) or even Layne Staley on their cover of 'Would?'.
That cover of Would? was an absolute masterpiece
I like the would cover don't get me wrong and the first 2 aren't the best vocalists but he isn't anywhere near Layne
@@mp22bb haha what? plz bro
This is probably the most underrated and legendary tributes of all metal history. Korn did a phenomenal job covering this (even without the solo). I still come back today after hearing it maybe hundreds of times. Amazing job. I have a deep respect on basically the same level for both Korn and Metallica. - J from Buffalo, NY. Korn fan 24 years strong
716 baby. West seneca
@@dicksteptoe9199 Cheektowaga \m/
Hell yes!! 303 Aurora,CO
100% agree, this is a legendary cover
Head more than capable to do the solo - you're talking airtime with a list of other bands doing tributes.. commercials etc - this was meant for TV not for us.
God damn this is so amazing..korn really captured the darkness in this song and it gives me goosebumps every time
Man I remember being 13 years old watching this live...Korn stole the show and blew the fucking roof off that place..I'm 36 now, and it still gives me goosebumps 🤘🤘🤘
Bullshit, this wasn't 23 years ago was it??
Been about 18 years
@@chuckhodges2943
This was metallicas year 2000 coming back concert. I thought it was either late 1999 or early 2000. I’m finding a lot of sources saying it was 03 though. So guess it really was 03.
@@SquaficleDude it's cool brother. Have a safe & Happy New Year
Same but i 17 years old back then.. Now i 39
Jonathan Davis: Master of Head Banging
Practically.
Idk. Amon Amarth headbang like badass vikings
+tristan venable Cliff Burton? Just saying
+tristan venable *cough* Corey Taylor *cough* Subliminal Verses
+Ethan Chiaffino Yeah, Corey is awesome!
I love Korn's base guitar on this song epic.
Bass*
It's fuckin Fieldy, it will always be epic.
This comment just annoyed me
based guitar
@@canzarpli lol
Vocals, Bass and Drums are incredible in this cover...
Few bands can amp a crowd like Korn does.
So true I've seen them three times they make the whole crowd move
@@dcontreras106 Darn right they do \m/
RATM?
slipknot does fs
JD is one of the best singers to ever do it in the rock game.
Yea, I don't think he gets enough credit.
Matt auto reverith.
Besides he’s like wine, he gets better with the time
No argument here
Fuck yea man. And still sounds insane making unbelievable music. Definitely not enough credit. Popular but not the credit he deserves.
Watching this again in 2019 makes it seem like a completely different world we live in today. Pity.
what, you don't want to be force fed estrogen and ebonics?
@@mosquitomd8124 100%
I remember watching this like it was yesterday on MTV back in 2004 after graduating high school. Good memories. It feels like it was yesterday
dangg , you probably felt very hard nostalgia
@@furuko7667 maan that was the peak of humanity. Everything was sooo cool back then. I always loved watching MTV always a top 10. Adult swing, toonami and more cool stuff. korn and linking park was killing it along with other bands
That period (2000-2005) was the last good period of MTV...
@ you are very lucky man, I wish I could feel that energy back in 2004
@@brolysmash9333 you are very lucky man, I wish I could feel that energy back in 2004
At 4:07. That's the definition of headbanging!
Remember Jason Newstead 😏😏
@@aryatripathi8878 I loved Cliff, but, Jason was AWESOME!!!!
No body does is better than JD
@@nxcoleb6759 fuck yeah!!! I saw them in Pittsburgh 1997. JD KILLED IT!!!!
Fun fact lead singer ended up in hospital for major neck trauma😂
I remember when this first aired. Everyone loved it and was enjoying the weird yet amazing genre blend
But I was on the couch wondering what kind of acid Travis was on
FBI me too this was awesome
Lol
He's a really talented man
Same legend in the making (during the live take)
You are a Keanu Reeves boyfriend wannabe why??? Isn't there a something a little bit off about masquerading as someone you are not?
A BUNCH OF LEGEND ARE ON THAT SHOW,,, METALLICA, KORN, LIMP BIZKIT, TRAVIS BARKER, AND (REST IN PEACE) CHESTER BENNINGTON. YOU GUYS ARE SERIOUSLY SAVE AND INSPIRE MY LIFE. THANK YOU! sorry for my bad english, im too excited..
Cuando antes valía la pena desvelarse y ver MTV 😔
I love the sound of Korn's bass with the clicking sound
Lockie it's stainless steel strings without using a pick and that shit can and will make your fingers bleed
Timmy Fowler or... you can just turn up the treble, cutting a little bit of the bass and mids... always helps in, you know, not using stainless steel strings
Daniel Bechelli he was talking about the sound from the bass guitar and the sound comes from stainless steel bass strings. Try getting that sound out of a standard set of bass strings then come back and tell me how it sounds
Timmy Fowler you can definitely get that tone with your normal roundwounds or even tapewounds. along with slapping really hard on the pops, he cranks the treble and cuts the bass.
Thats what happens when steel contacts with steel
Korn = masters of instrumental dancing
Lol I love Korn n this shit is EPIC. Eloquently said hun
DAMN my boys from Korn killedddd it!!! Great job guys!! And R.I.P Chester...
Holy s... this still gives me chills...priceless moments.Best day of my life meeting Head and Fieldy.
This is the best cover Korn has ever done! JD’s vocals fitted perfectly for this, David’s drumming is better than Lars’ drumming, Head and Munky are masters of guitars, Fieldy was really slapping the bass harder than my dad with the belt. 10/10 cover
the best cover of this song that i ever heard
Hendrian Sufrika korn made it sound like Korn and it sounds hella awesome!
@@fridz66 Yes,,it's hella awesome
Even if it isn’t the whole song
poor soul
Chester is everywhere, to be remembered till the end of time... 😢
Meu Deus, como a voz do Jonathan Davis arrepia! Que cover sensacional! Olha o Chester ❤️ e o Travis que daora
1:10 - That atmosphere... It's unreal, and amazing!
4:07 korn mode : on
never listened to korn, until I saw this and I gotta say I impressed the singer growl in his voice when the song picks up makes me just want to headbang. leaves me speechless going to start listing to more korn
First four albums are the best
Korn is amazing, there earlier stuff is def better but jonathon davis def a great vocalist
Old stuff isn’t definitely better, all of it is great in its own way especially The Serenity of Suffering, fantastic album 🤘🏼
Growling is more easy than peak scream like james doing in his period in 80 ish.
Listen to a different world featuring Corey Taylor
It's 2019 and it still blows me away 🤘🏻
Me too
2021 still
Korns guitar sound is really distinct. Amazing ♥️♥️
holy fuck, I've seen some Korn grade headbanging but Jonathan Davis is on a new level with this song
Haha karrot
Wicked better than original
Hey how do you get the backwards R in your name?
search russian alphabet and copy from there@@southpoundham
3:00 Rob : "wow so this is what we'd sound like with bass properly mixed " 🤣
He wasnt the bassist during when justice for all was recorded
The Sublime Individual. I am fully aware of that I was probably listening to and justice for all before you were born the point was not to compare against justice it was just to compare against the thick sound Korns full sound on base against Metallica’s general sound, No matter what bass player they use
@@sixfoursoul2538 Chill out, theres no need to be toxic just because i misunderstood your dumb joke
@@Idontknow-v7u After 5 months and 113 likes on this comment you are the only one who mis understood, which means you would have scored 0.88 % in a class, sorry to say but it appears as if the dumb one is actually you 😂
@@sixfoursoul2538 bro, i didnt call you dumb, i called your joke dumb, but i wont deny that you are joke and therefore in your case are dumb
Holy shit, I watched this live back in the day, and it still gives me the chills now. Korn gave this song all the anger, rage, and guts it needed. Although it's a freaking shame they couldn't cover the whole songs because they are too long for TV...
You said it, Papi! :)
Jared Dowty me too, I agree wit u..that makes no sense, so no one should ever cover a song?? That's retarted
N87
I love how Lars was so into it the whole time. And james headbanging to his own song at 3:45 is just priceless! Such an awesome moment in history. So much respect between all the bands I love it!
Korn killed it! Amazing version...
Opening song is Linkin Park's "Somewhere I Belong", and then Korn covering legendary Metallica's song called "One".
By the way, #ripchester
Still listening in 2020...!
Miss these guys
Where are you Bobby the bus driver?? If anyone who knows or remembers this 😉 time frame from the early 00s tours please share. Wish I had the old pics but only memories and working passes that were amazing
RIP Chester Bennington. Teenage years went awesome by listening to your music as well as Korn and Limp Bizkit.
Korn performing this song adds a different dimension. Painful, broody, creepy. I like it! Metallica must be proud.
One of the best covers ever koRn made it thier own song
+Ragga_Bombs triggered
by the way are u a Mexican?
Christopher Rivera exactly!
Agent Johnson wow! Someone struck a nerve. You need to say how u really feel.Don't hold ANYTHING BACK!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Agent Johnson so u r a big Korn fan,huh?!?! Take a zanax
Jesus that was epic, but damn I was waiting for the solo and then it ends!
3:00 "so that's what this song sounds like with bass"
Oceanboy how is this not at the top comments
Nico Thomas 😂😂😂😂
FUKN LMAO
Kick ass 5 string
i don't usually watch covers but this one's an exception. Jonathan with his guttural/screaming voice and the rests of Korn nailed it and at 04:56 revealed how truly the younguns been grateful and inspired with the existence of Metallica...
thanks
it's an original cover, it shouldn't be as great as metallica but it should be in Korn's way
+Megan Matros If you think a cover should sound the exact same as Metallica then i don't know whats wrong with you. Obviusly you dont expect it to be as great as Metallica because they have their own sound.
I agree.
It very hard to take a song that's really good and make it better, Korn nailed it!!!!
Not better, just diferent.
I've seen Metallica and Korn do one live. Both are mind blowing to actually see in person
Rip Chester
GizmoTheMonkey its time to stop
Yeah complitly !
GizmoTheMonkey fuck off
Chester rip
❤
I remember watching this live. Korn just showed the rest how to play music. The power you feel at 4:15 onwards is just amazing.
Your probably forgot about Limp Bizkits version of Sanitarium.
KoЯn is an awesome band, and this is an awesome cover.
I was 14 at the time and distinctly remember watching this at my grandmothers house. LP and Korn were favorites and my gateway to all metal genres.
3:51 now that's how you put on a show
I could watch play like that for an hour it is so cool.
I was standing in my living room watching this on MTV when it was being premiered when the break down hit I just love the intensity they brought to this tribute. Like it or hate it they were paying respects. And I thought they brought it!
korn version of one was awesome....those vocals was sick
Korn and metallica been listening to them for years love this song always been one of my favourite songs and to see Korn sing it also amazing well done guys
Old chester bennington.... so sad he's now gone too
michelle thompson where......
BootyBleach where do you think mate?
Damn this made me cry lolll
Sean Seoyeon and and not only do they have a beautiful, loving mother, they have a beautiful, loving mother who is doing everything she can to make a change in the way mental illness and suicide is handled. And spreading awareness so those struggling are able to get the help they need. Cause I really can’t take anymore people being gone from this world because of an unforgiving disease. Talinda is truly an amazing woman.
michelle thompson Where’d he go?
I've watch this tribute to Metallica live in MTV I was a fourth year high school student that time and now I'm 37 and teaching students. Understanding my students in their music preference, I can say that music in my high school years is far different from theirs... I'm just lucky to be born at the right place and the right time...
I can't remember anything
Can't tell if this is true or dream
Deep down inside I feel to scream
This terrible silence stops me
Now that the war is through with me
I'm waking up, I cannot see
That there is not much left of me
Nothing is real but pain now
Hold my breath as I wish for death
Oh please, God, wake me
Back to the world that's much too real
In pumps life that I must feel
But can't look forward to reveal
Look to the time when I'll live
Fed through the tube that sticks in me
Just like a wartime novelty
Tied to machines that make me be
Cut this life off from me
Hold my breath as I wish for death
Oh please, God, wake me
Now the world is gone, I'm just one
Oh God, help me
Hold my breath as I wish for death
Oh please, God, help me
Darkness imprisoning me
All that I see
Absolute horror
I cannot live
I cannot die
Trapped in myself
Body my holding cell
Landmine has taken my sight
Taken my speech
Taken my hearing
Taken my arms
Taken my legs
Taken my soul
Left me with life in hell
Thanks for sharing the lyrics.... loved this song but never put together most of the words. Crazy!
I'm a 52 yr old Englishman& I put Metallica , korn, slip not , ministry ,etc etc right up there with sabbath , Motörhead , Zeppelin , etc etc basically between the USA and the U.K. We really do produce the best sounds in the world ,
🤘
@@paulenglish5389 Hi, I am from Costa Rica. And with all my respect I can only thank to both countries for exactly your statement. That's music and not all the shit going on round here in Latin America... 🤦🏻♂️
Jason Buchanan For real? Wow that kinda trips me out. The lyrics, and what is being said in them is one of the most blatant characteristics of the song. So if that’s the case, I assume you are also not aware of it’s meaning? If so, you should look into it. It’s based on a novel/film called Johnny Got His Gun. It’s about a guy who was in the war and was in a landmine explosion which resulted in him losing his arms and legs as well as his senses of sight, hearing, and speech. So physically all he is is a living torso, neck, and head. He’s in a hospital bed being kept alive my machines. The doctors all think he’s a brain dead vegetable, they don’t realize he’s actually completely conscious. But because he’s limbless and blind, deaf, and mute, he’s unable to communicate with the doctors or any of the outside world, he’s left there with only the ability to think. And so he starts going insane and not being able to tell when he’s awake and remembering things, or if he’s asleep and dreaming of things. You should check it out, it’s pretty riveting.
I got to see Korn for the first time in September! They played part of this song and it was amazing!!
When trujillo says "wow" with a smile on his face
Damn, this is so unreal...
Seeing all those good bands paying tribute to metallica.
And then there’s Chester.....this is crazy.
Good times.
I miss it. 🤘🏼
oh god chester
Chester.where are you? RIP
I miss David`s groove!
Djani Marshn David might’ve been a good drummer but a shitty guy
Don’t sleep on Ray Luzier... dude is a monster.
How blessed we are to have Metallica and Korn as well. Intense and awesome talent. Well done Korn. I do remember watching this the night it premiered. I just like rewatching it. It's that good. Wish Korn would have done a studio version. I wonder how Fieldy got the bass part down so well. He must of improvised or got lessons from Jason. God knows the origional didn't have this much bass in it.......
back when MTV was not shit
Jon Snow that was actually when mtv was in the beginning stages of becoming shit
And when they actually played MUSIC!
It was still shit wayy before this lol
Jon Snow right before rap took over
RJ Macready not compared to how it is now! Lol
it sounds good with actual bass
Ahh the golden age of music never ceases to amaze
03´ Golden Age? OMFG kill me.
R.I.P Chester, u were my childhood and my intro into the Rock genre, thank you
I truly thought I would be disappointed with them covering it because this is my all time favorite Metallica song , but I was amazed by their rendition ! There will never be a cover of this better than the original , but fuck me , this is so incredible . I have watched this at least 10 times over the years and I am impressed each time . The intensity never wears off . This is the best Korn performance ever and it's not even their song , that says something !
Scariest thing I ever experienced was Korn rolling into One in the middle of Freak on a Leash. The whole place went ape shit crazy when the drums rolled in because we knew exactly what that meant and what was dropping on us. Korn is not my favorite band but it was the GREATEST CONCERT I ever went to. Would definitely go again you never know what cover they will roll into amazing 👏
When the music and MTV was cool...
they nailed it! the vocals and bass are just so perfect bro.
Chester, we will miss that sincerity, eloquence and good judgment, also printed in your songs. Viva Linkin Park forever!
"Please welcome, Linkin Park's Chester Bennington"... Sad
There should be a Linkin Park MTV icon!
At least he died doing what he loved.
Transvestites.
tj323i I don’t get it
RIP
Sir Bushman's Rules lmao , #shaggintrannies
Bloody awesome cover of a great metallica track, ,
neil phillips bloody hell
That BASS!!!! my respect to KORN!